La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, April 27, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ..-...,. . 1 Local News In Brief That the "jrood turn". of the boy I On rhdiinjc Trli- ' scout often receive more than "'re Kolntr finning," an local and personal recognition hntnouneed Orvnl Sailer, 1'at Kennedy been evidt'ncetl. Hilly Baird, of .and lell Kennedy, J. Grande boys. .Halfway, Meout who Huved the life I today, who hourdtHl the Jottenh of a man who had received an 'brunch tin In bound for Looking Hoot rle Mhock hurt full, by unlnff i CI hum to find in tho Wallowa river. the rirnt aid Ho hud learned lu . pcomlnK. haH received u letter from , Her From t'niott Jaiiu-H 11. Went, chief wont pkcu- Ainonff tho out-of-town live, of New York Oily. The let tor ' in part Ih: "We very proud of ' your- service In wiVItitf the life of Kloyd Taylor. Kroni the .descrip tion Blven by Mr. Scott of your timely service tin u result of your Mcout training; yon linvo hut! ted special recoxiiltlon. Ah you will appreciate nervines of this kind not only are valuable to those af fected, but help to Imprewt bpon the frenorul public the value of Hi-out training and of our motto. 'Me prepared.' " Jn u letter to K. ltiiHsell Scott, scout executive1, .Mr. West unyn, "The story you tell u is lMont dramatic and aplcndld." . . lditors in 1 4i r.mndo thin morningwns W. V. Connor, of lTnlon. Mr. vonnor is principal of the I'nion grade schools. JVKtiMMie MC4lllft The Women of Mdowheart I.e glorf have postponed their regular social meeting dun to the death of i 8. flhultx, nuKhand of their sister legionnaire. To Attend INuierul - All Women of Moosehenrt leglon are efcpcectinir to nttend the fun- rrfll nf I A Khillls. nrtWrilntr to Senior ltegcnt Kvudeno Kelloiof. XeUlilHwhooil Club l )H-'t . Tim l.a lli-ando Neighborhood club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the ball room of the Jul Oninde hotel. Musical num bers will be features and Mrs. How ard Miller will read "Sun ,lp." TrUes will be presented to the win ners of the Wlnino Beautiful" week contest In La Grande. . . HOWARD ADMITS KILLING FRIEND Mrs. Pari Cooley, Es tranged Wife of Dead Man Figures in Case Reconstruct Dam At The Foot Of Wallowa Lake AVanl Fnmlly I.eavH Mr. und Mrs. K. M. Wurd, of ; J'oithiud. left yesterday for their home following n short business visit here. Mr. Wurd Is state mun ition of the Business Men's-Assur-nnco company. They drove to I'en dleton yesterday ufternoon, cxpect lnB to retlurn to Portland today. Annual Mwilmr Tuesday: The nntiual meeting ot the I'nion County Dairy Herd Improvement association Is to be held at Hot jtko Tuesday ufternoon at two o'clock. Members of, the associa tion are tinted to be present and nil other dairymen in the county are Invited to utend. Heturn From ItortlaunV Mr. and Mrs. George K. Parte have returned from 1'Ortland where Mr. Parks went on business.,. Knjr Scmt lteiwmlje! 22,000 Pounds ) Maximum Load 4-Wheel Trucks BAT. KM. Ore., Apr. 27 AP) An opinion from the attorney pen oral's office fixes 22,000 pounds as Die maximum combined' load that may be curried by a four-wheel truck under tho 192Jt truck act, provided ' that not over 16,000 pounds ure carried on one! axle. If tho truck Is used with a trailer or semi-trailer the maximum com bined load is fixed at 3 4,000 pounds. A further ruling is that; sx-wheel trucks having two axles less than eight feet apart may carry a com bined load of not over 27.000 . l.OS ANGKLKS, Apr. 27 (AP John U Howard was in jail today faced with a charge of having mur dered his business partner und room hiute, Victor A. Cooley. Pnwa dent uutomobile rental dealer and clubman, In their apartment. Cooley was knocked In the head with u ball pin hammer on April 16 and died n week ngo without ever regaining consc iousness. Mrs. Pearl Cooley. wife of the dead man, who" hud been estranged from her husband, was In - Pasa dena hospital today In n state of collapse. Officers said Howard visited her the night of the attack and that she admitted he had mude love to her for five months. She was to be questioned ngnin by officers us soon as her condition permits. Pis trlct Attorney Kilts unnounced. By Mrs. Will lain Wlguati . 1 (Observer Correspondent) ! l.OHTINK. Ore. (Spm-lal) The I dniii tit tho fool ut Ilio . WAltoWU ' lake will be reconstructed this spring by the interested ditch com panies. The work Is already under way ond is directed by the county engineer, J. 1. Walker. Kd wurd W. Chnpitiun, of l.og tine, was taken to the state hos pital at Pendleton Tuesday after he had hurled' sfones at passing ears. Ho was walking from Wal lowa to liOstlue late Snturrday night when several curs passed him und he believed them to b trying to run him down. Sheriff A. B. Milter, who was driving on the highway, picked np Mr. .Chnp mnn and took htm home. A hear ing was held Monday, at Knter prise when It was decided to send him to Pendleton. K. K. Mi-Cully, of Joseph, who for n number of years bus been associated with either a store or bunk In Joseph, has accepted a rls. Is III at the Grande Konde hos pital In Grande this week. The women of the (Community club ure practicing on the play "Two lays to Marry which they hope to preni In-the near future. Mrs. Carrie Candle Is suffering this week from poison caused by tho pollen from pussy willows. Sho is some better at present. It Is re.-, j ported. I The farmers-of this community i are taking udvoutuge of (he I man- tlful weather and much work Is being accomplished. Croits will be i planted as tarly lut is customary, In vpite of the late spring wculhei FIND IT HERE Vovp for Ibis ooluinn must be lb hi V . n. Mrs. W.M. Pierce -Js: Is Speaker At an Bt'rvod. Vtsltora at the rtub sides tli horior RUentii re Mn. . Winnie Front'h, of Ia Omndo, Mr. rhiui. KlDhr, Mm. Hahinaun. Mr. u ' c ! H;,.U,in(i Mn. v. White. The plrturo contBt hotwertl Cove und t'nlon. eighth grade pU plls will take : litttre WedneMlut. Mtiy I. Ht the. I'ove whool. Mr K. P. Mohmiuuii, of I Jl Qrtthdfi, him Itv Mrn. A. i. ronklln (t)liKerver CorrejipdndenO I'OVK, ' Ore." , (Hpeclnl) Mrs. i-it'iritf: i ittiii.M! AbKolntiily everything- dime In hy a friend, Mlm Velvllle, of u uletiire wurlt. ilnrnlxit, tlnlliiR unil ' lem, who wn nmioelnted with Mm. Mr. nnil Mm l.ee vi.ltnn inent i 1 1 u mill).', at your Ker lee at Kh h-I I'leree hi the Mtute library ttnd Is ti. Klgln Wednesday, willed hy ihe i urdHuirx Art .ind (Hit shop. -1-27-1 1 1 R mrmiwr or ine nnniry man i Walter M, I'leree. of Island 'lty, i toid the iimilla stniyinK art thitt J visited the Woman' chili at Cove , nhlllty to eorreetly nume H ThiirHiluy artel-noon, ncpomiuinled ' nietureH ilnd tho arllt In lens than three nilnutea would entitle theni to un art .certificate. The third ana ; HUdtlen death of Mrs. Wisdom's father. Mr. Cl-oKan. : Houd work on the South fork htKhway has heen resumed and It Is hoped that the stretch will he completed this ttpiinir. . uoii.WK ri.owim siioi Dpen Sundays, t'o;-. tvdnr and A. Sonlli 1j tluinde. I'h. iit-W or Main i:m. 4-::-lt State Insurance Chief Prepares Annual Report' "HI NOTICK All Knlffhts of Pythias will meet tlu K. P. hall at 1J:15 Sunday : to k iu Sn )df;rusH und Zlmmer I uvmx mottuaiy in a body to attend the ntn- ial of Jack Mncarltiy. flemHtttrlitns. nefin. mn urn- HA I. KM, Ore'.,' Apr. JT ( A P) ' boles, rtr, Nirtoo Kbtilln SI top. The annual report of dure A. I. l'Uiw In 11 Story Officers snld that a hole had ap peared In Howard's story from the imtiiilttii with ihn Kiat'kiFrnuoi's nml ' stitto instiruiti'tt iciiitiiilKAltnitt'. ft ill i iirMum. Karmeiw bank, nt Wallowa. He und ' show that on lee. HI, l!t.s. i'lii; Tho very nunc spells tp:Hty. ert- his family will movi to wauowu , stocK lire insurance cmupuni's ear- ipiisue emoring anu r.parKiinc rrys in the neur future. rled In Oreffon over $:io.uo,ooo In-Mai at reasonable prh-es In s;Iaf. time he. telephoned police on the r.ni.-rprisr iuubi-, ,x. w. k . , numnir immm. - l nttrht Of the attack announcing enieruun ine ineuiuers ui uir jwr ( yeai-. sm wunuinnins; i ins increase on may uno in'' .mi.it ovi r the phone that Cooley had tuy nlffht. They will cele-! not) In prt'inlums. Paid ni t losses table sm h e. I'ostnriu self, tho ovn rthe phone that Cooley had ,mue t HHh unniversary of Us ; were $0ti2.umi more than for the puce for nil tlilnjss In plasswarc. itAAn LtiiAH nn.i .I iai tn oncunlnallon and th work of the previous year. I You are Invited to see tho many ,niin,i pnfti i,iih nn i,tu t h ird dcffi en w II I be p re8en ted. 1 The tidal Insurance was 7 per : pallernn of Kosltn iu at Miss Melville Is vlsltlnir Mrs. Pleree at her home. About thirty women' attended the meeting and after the regular business meeting of the club. Mrs. Pierce made a most In teresting a till ress to Ihe club. She was Introduced by Mrs. Nellie It. Grace, ihe Cove librarian. The subject of Mrs. Pierce's talk was "What In Literature " und sha also told of the literature of other countries, their churaeterlsles, per manency, etc. She spoke At some length on the spread of literature throiiKh - libraries. Mrs, llcsslo l-'letcher also gave a most Inter esting paper on "Current Litera ture." After the program, lunch fourth grudes uru hIso studying art and wish to have a contest beforo tho close of school, The Mny day program will Ho presented Krlday, May 3. This change Is desired by the teachers ' und pupil because It will Interfere less with tne. regular senooi worn Mrs, 1.. J. Chudwick. Mrs. Rob ert Krench und Mrs, Thoma Har4 rls will have ehurwe of the Memor ial day program, .. ;, Agra l Lsi Vlfe"It U slranKo Mint metf nl ways want sons. My fallie? was ul ways Mirry Unit I wns not n tKiy. llnsliDiifl "Si mn I Klkerlkli vieiinu. X. C. Ibinaldson Honn ' N. C. Donaldson, county agricul tural agent for Wallowa county, passed through 1a Grande today on his way back to Knterprise. He took two cnrlouds of hogs to Port land for marketing for the Wal lowa County Cooperative Market ing association. Poojey in n semi-conscious condition, lie walked to Ihe bathroom after po lice arrived und then fell to .the floor. .. Howard also had been unable to account to the sjitlsfactlon of offi cers for forty in I notes of his ttmo Just before he telephoned police. The district attorney's office said In his confession last night How ard related he struck Cooley, then fled from the apartment and Visit ed Mrs. Cooley. then returned, dis arranged the room und telephoned the Pasadena police. Cooley curried two life Insur ance policies aggregating $-'0. flint in the name of his wife, and left an estate valued nt $2tMitoon. Mrs. Henry Martin, former Methodist ( rent above the normal amount tor minister ut Wallowa and a circuit , a five-year period. The reduced rider of early days, passed away i piemtuhis were 7 per cent below ut Pleasant Itidge, Idaho, where h!t), average. This reduction w;if wuh still engaged in preaching. Ho due to reduction In rates, addition was years old and his death m credits and broader rules of un- pputnis, nut may not ue usea wiut . Evelyn Meritt Hunan, heiress to trailers. K axles are not less than thm i i ii,,r..itt nuur. n,i. I'orfe;i ami I'liic 1 .eo M osier forfeited $ 1 0 at 7;3Q o'clock last night in tho city eight feet npart the maximum placed at 34,0ou pounds. -' EXPECT 650 BOY SCOUTS IN THIS DISTRICT BY '30 (Continued from r age 9) :; inllted to investigators that she f planned to wed Cooley, and Cooley i was planning to obtain a divorce j from his wife. . i I "I think Cooley was killed while he was in hfs bed,' said Chief of Police Charles G. Kelly, "of Pnsa ilena. "We know what the motive was, too." scouts due to the fact that we were reaching out Into the rural-districts "Hurt by fulling to appeur for trial , and giving boys the farm and home fl a traffic charge. U. H. Purdeim patrol program. We feel this is a pleaded guilty to operating a motor wonderful step forward., ljist yean vehicle without a 19211 license and j there were - 6,7410 Kngle . acout was fined inwards given out off Ihe total mem-' ;bershlp of 1 , 1 43.4 1 3 men and boys 'on our 'records during, the yeur," ; Mrs. Kennedy Ilolunis Honm Mrs. G. A. Kennedy, who lives at Joseph, urrived In La Grande thl.i morning from Port la rid. She. vyas met jy'hVr(lhVif1ileryT6ulseV who nnccompunicd her buck to Joseph. Miss Gla to Hereford Miss Kleanore Glass, teacher In La Grande High, school, went to Hereford this morning to spend the weekend with her collego friend. Aliss Alice Douglass, who teaches there. NEW BAKER TEAM TO FACE PIRATES Calles Forces Rout Rebels In Southern Sonora was caused hy heart failure. .Mrs. t'lmrles Klllolt, poslmls tress of Kvanfi, was operated Oil at the Wallowa hospltiil 'i'uesdiiy. Ueno Arney. of Knterpiise, has moved his fuiliily to the Charles Knouso farm west of l.ostlne whei-o ho will be employed. I Hlevo llui-Re, of Knterprlse, buoffht the i-osldcnce property of V. I. Itohlnsou In J.ostino recent ly. They epeet to move about May 1. . ... ' Mr. and Mrs. William WiKKnns, who Were Injured when their auto turned over last week on Cricket I'lat, were bruilKlit homo Thurs day In un ambulance. Mrs. Wlg Kttns Is still suffering from a brok en uhuul.il-. -r. but Is utile to sit up . this week. Mrs. l-awrence Wlg gaus, of linker, accompanied them home and remained .until Sunday. Hick Cole moved his family to ' Haines Sunday. .Mr. Cole and son, Daniel, are still hero but expect to leave soon for Haines whero lie has bought a blacksmith shop. i Yah tiooilmuu, who is working In un uiuo station at Milton, Ore., wits visiting his pin-cuts, Mr. und Mrs. It. W. tlooillilau, of Knler pilse, and Wesley Leonard, at l.os tiue, Sunday. .Mrs. James KunU and son, fi-onv Kntei prise, called on her limit, Mis. c. W. Woniack, Sunday. 5 son's Ail un-l Gift Shop. Itlehiird 4-27-1' PLANTS I'Olt HAI.IO Al 1 1 rein limine Cabbage, cnull flower. loiuatoes, bedding plants of all kinds; piinslea, foi get-me-nols. i daisb'K, geraniums. . . derwrlllng rixed by the Oregon In surancc rating bureau anil the In surnnce connmniea. Thu gi cuter i itoll AN S I'MIU i:lt NIIOI' ' loss by fires was ulnlb.ited to u ,, Mn,iays. cor. Cedar und A, series of fires in wood woi -king , s,lt liiande. Ph. RTII-W or plants, causing damage of over j j, ; 4-J7-H tl.0tl0.0IIU more llian in 1UJ7. Ihe, ' ' ' , j lowest In tile, history of Ihe depart-), ' oTiCi-; niMit. ' All menibei-r, of Magics Auxiliary The report shows that the lota! a, nM tomorrow nft- fll-e Insurance III Oregon at the end ,,,.,, ,lt ,, ullend Ihe of 71l-8. exclusive ol reciprocals, ' r;ill,.a ,, ,. .a Hhlllts. 4-i7-lr automobile and tuurlne companies,- . Was fl.Ulfi. M!. 027. Of this amount' HDAHY NOW stock eoiii(unl-s carried mii.mio.-; r. 4 7 and iiiiilunb'. ( 2ilS,7:lli.oso. of the latter fS per ci'Jlt, or (ir.fi Spring Hats 50c to $2.98 Supply Yoitr Needs In Buys' Wash Suits, age 2 to 8 and Wash Dresses, age 2 to 11 Norton's Kiddy Shop Better Merchandise Lower Prices (Continued from fogo Nine) Mrs. O. I-eoillllg lU'tlinis Mrs. Leonnig. of Maker, re turned to her home this morning from La Grande where she was with her friend. .Mrs. Velmn Wells, who died two days ago. Hark la Enterprise Mr. and Mrs. Cecil T.ovell, of Knterprlse. visited in I .a Grande yesterday, going today to Alicel for a short visit before returning to their horn. To Visit Violet niirKcss Norma llandrun, of Meachnm, arrived in I.a Grande this morn ing to visit her friend, Violet Itur gess, for the day. Here 1-Vom Kmwprise Althea Stonemun, of Knterprlse. has Icrt La Grande following a short visit. She was registered at the lj Grande hotel. land and fnrmod out. Incidentally, Raun dem knows how to hit and that ! also may make trouble for the visit- 1 Ing La Grnnders. ' Hoih Alexander boys of Cove i havo been signed to play with theJ B''"crnl Ijraro Cardenas. NOOALKS, Ronora, Mex Apr. 4T' (Al') The ylelrtrloiis forces of ut-ueiu, lutuieu-i-.iiiis .uin-y. iiuvt. . .. . , ,lll 1,,.,.!, iieeomnillw SUSlllll rbutl-.Hfe .bel?omhern Ho- , w VJt V SJSS fiPHAW J.u Orando Krlday. Mr. j WUJKan . went to consult a doctor. Mrs. Kdna Hall, or Wallowa, was a house nuust of Mrs. 1 J. i'oh'y this wei'k. , Mr. and Mrs. Hlchard Von I'elt, of Salem; are spendlnK few weeks vlsilltiK relatives In i.ostino while nora. In u series of. air raids fed eral, planes hurled 14& bombs on tho relud stronKhnld at Navnjou. Many soldiers and snmn civilians club had too many catchers wero reported killed. The rebel ns a result Knunders wus-fteherals fled . to the border and were here todny. American ssseiiKers on a train 3S!t,7:tu, was carried by the six Ure Kon couipanlits. . Net biKHi'M p;Cd In lUl'S were $2, N4tI,SXJ( an Increase of 2T per cent. Taxes due the state on n t. I U-S premiums of stork coiupanb-s were l74.iitU against $ISG,17fi for lUl'T. a U per cent decrease. IH HTIIY Hir-ltl N HltlVKU HAI.KM, Ore., Apr. tl (API.... (!arl HJork, an itinerant worktiinn, ffivtiiK his home inldicHs as Salllo, was struck down and run over curly this . morning hy an unknown motorist on the Pacific hlKhwuy i near Woodhnvli. - Tlje driver of the car spend away wllhout stopping to render assistance In HJork, who sustained 'n, frueturo of the left 1W t ne "tvinT- 11 nu huh rnnriy bruised and 1atorAted otherwise. t'holee year-old clinnpr. of del-' pliiulum and babybnNith, phlox,1 geraniums, foi't-me-nots, pansles and daisies In bloom. j California, Oregon j Shriiwrs Convene SircilKOItn, Ore., Apr. 87 (AD Nearly one thousand Shrlnera from Ciiiirornla anil Oregon gulll cred hero today for n Joint cere monial i-onducted by lllllah tem ple, of Ashland, and llei. All tcin pie, of Bacrunieulo. A special train hearing the Kgyp. thin putrol of Slockion, Cal., and high Hhrlne officials of Kan l'"nin-cls-0 and Onklnnd. was to arrive this afternoon. The convention .will close lonlght with, it pannjiu and banituet. ' , A, court JeHtcr session was held Inst night, Willi Oils, Mosor, Porl hinil. Ihe presiding officer. SUNDAY and MONDAY A Flaming1 Romance of Youth! Love' - Laughter and Happy tears Also Comedy "Going Ga Ga" and ' . Kinogram News Now Playing "Charge Of The Gauchog" from Ouaymas brought news of the fall of Navajoa. under an assault by the advancing federals led by rite bank Mr. Van I'elt Is eonvaleBclnn from u recent Roller operation. j John MncKinxle bus been mak ing regular trips to a Wallowa den tist havliiK his teeth extracted. k Mrs. Kred tiray went 10 iji ...... 1..... (a IfA o rHIILr confident that It will pht up a stiff j were reported retreatlnir toward ullJ t.rPam testing examination. fiffht ni;ainst the La Grande. Pli tne norder. W1P i,Uft ch'iirffe of tho stntton hen.. ' Mexican women, some of whom, .Maurice Willett drovo in from were wounded, arrived at Naco jM (jinnde Friday and stayed over' last nb?ht. nud announced that 3d iKhl at his tfran dm other's, Mr. I re4)el soldiers had been killed und j.jna .McKlnzie, I Itaker club. In fact, the entire Mexico buiidlnfi: and several pri team is to be revamped for toinor-1 vale residences were damsKed by. row's imme nnd the llaker club Is the federal bombs. Itebnl forces i:stAiiM-'i)3i itrii.niva VOKTLANI). Apr. 27 (A l') ' One hundred and fifteen orciipuiita' KM'-tT I'ltlSl DI'.NT of the (tanner apartments. 4S!M'lay . ' street, escaped from the huthlintf T.OIMHVIM.K, Ky Apr. 7 (AP) late last nlRht as flumes. slartlnR Trustees of tho ('diversity of In a dumb waiter shaft, flared I.nulsvflto nnnotmced toilay the through the structure. The roof ; election of Dr. Ronald A, Kent,) of the four-story' building was ' dean of liberal arts at Northwest burned away. I.nss was estimated era university, as president of the at $4,ooo. or this amount dam-' university. ' iiko 1o furniture was placed at He snceeeds the late tleonfo c'ol Jl'.ftoa. ' I vln who died almost a, yenr airo. To Visit Their Aunt Miss Margaret Itohhln and Pnui Itobbln, sister, and brother, of I-a (trande. went to Huntlnffton today to spend the weekend with their aunt, Mrs Htites. Visit Howard CIH? Misses June and Donna Scott, of Hilffnrd. are In l.n Grande visiting their friends. Misses llernlce and Kltna Howard. Visits Mother Here MLss Kdna Parker, of San Fran cisco, Cal., is visltlnff her mother, MY. U M. Parker, and other rein tives. ... rates. Iurr to Oppose Ilrauef Manaser Gib Stokke doesn't plan much revnmplnjr fti Ills lineup. Cecil Duff, who turned In 13 strike outs last Sunday and kept the Ita ker hits so scattered as to make, most of them futile, will be on the. mound and Murchi&on. of Cove, will wear the mask; The remain der of the lineup will bo similar to last Sunday, it is said. The I.a Grande team will leave hero shortly before 10 o'clock so. is to reach linker In time for. lunch eon. ; While Ja Grande is playing ut Maker tomorrow, tho ' Pendleton Huckaroos will Invade Knterprlse to play the Chieftains In their own back yard. HARDY ACQUITTED; LEGISLATORS ARE NOT SATISFIED (Continued from Pan 1) R. Ii. orrls Ileum It. I,. Norrln, of thlH city.' re turned this morning on (rain No. 'ii from Portland. .. Return From Iortlnl Mr. und Mm. H. -'. Muckwaltor. of La Grande, returned thin morn ing from a visit In Portland. Jik'stp Brady to Portland Judge-Hugh Brady, of this city, left early this morning ly automo bile for Portland. Minn In La Grande Mrs. P. C. Hunter and Mrs. C. H. Flcklin. of Huntington, spent a few hours shopping In La Grande loiluy. Tinwl fl Melvln Guhleman was fined II In city court last night for falling to stop his car at a stop sign. Mr. Coats Returns or assembly during the coming week to Institute an official investi gation of the reports, the legislat ors declared. They declined to be' directly quoted until the action Is taken, .')B lilts ts Slleilt District Attorney Huron W. Flits declined to comment on reported statements of the assembly board of munogers that the entire Almee Semple McPherson case should be reopened for Investigation and the matter placed before the grand Jury. "I'ntll I hnve given the matter additional consideration and havo studied tho entire transscrlpt of the testimony and all the proceed ings In the impeachment trial of Judge Hardy. 1 do not care to dis cuss the future moves of this office In the Mcpherson matter." Kitta declared. federnl many others wounded in uir raid near erals announced ihe capture of six rebel officers, several hundiiNl inen I Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Kellner, of. ,1.1 on the rebels' hill camp ,.,,'oi-ande, nnd ilert l'lass ond son. I-nnioiltn, Sonora. I he fed- JIt.lvn B( Wlillowa. were Sunday t.'hll- NORRIS PLAN CHEERS FARM AID FACTION (Continued from Page 1) J. W. Coats, of Ktjrin. returned to t short visit here. j Jamcn llnih Rriiinm James dough, of I .a Grande, re turned from Pendleton to lib liomi last night. Fellow th Cyptjr Patteraa Wlist It a pHliernti? It l umia! y composed of two stusll ihk, seldutn longer tiian alz U.chet npieee, nnl placeii crosswise on on lop ff the other. Tim open irl itngle whirl, these lhk form tell the tflle whb-h tie yvptt whMa to leave behind. So vsravnn will enmp or pas it rrocsrmtdft wiiliont leftririjt a nlternn lielitnd. Tltlt secret tsncntge of the rood derelofef d A u rl n X I tout nds t ypfkt. Xrt white man w.i ever he to rend h. Aefri:in Jlur lint. into the situation, meiinwbile. by the National Cooperative Milk Pro ducers' Kedertitlon, whleh has made public a vigorous protest against provisions In the senate nnd house bills "that require cooperative marketing associations to own, con. trol nnd manaire" the proposed stabilization cnropornlions. Its protest, In which It predicted that losses by the stabilisation cor. poratlons would reflect upon and discredit the cooperative move ment, was based oh the assumption that the debenture plan Would be defeated. guests of .Mr. and .Mrs. enure .l.lfU and several troop trains with arms, M(l.,on ijulUt.r; accompan- and ammunition. Federals took the f)(1 )ir BsteI. JrH ARn(lg Moeni!( town of Huenos Aires, where 100 nm ljn(jy MOn (Q j.pnjtun, ,.Ht rebel cjivalry.nen were reported to Mof.nH Bpf,nt 80Vcrat days hero vis havo surrendered. Mik her jmrents, Mr. and Mrs. V. , It. Hunter. They left on the sluKO Monday morntntf. , Mr. and Mrs. tiny Morris' drovo over from Imbler Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wltf-Kans. Mrs. Mary Allen, or Middle Val ley, left Wednesday for Med ford to visit her daiiKhter. Mrs. Uohert Chlldcra. for a short time, Mrs. George Childers left Tues day with her brothers. Merle llear inK, of Wallowa, and George Itear liiK and son, of Mlnam, for Med ford to visit their mother, Mrs, Mary Hearing, who is seriously ill there. Mrs. H. f.. Maglll entertiUnrd the Neigliborhood club and a number I of visitors at her home Thursday! afternoon. Among the visitors j were the teachers of the Lostlne j school. I Mrs. Cecil Childers, and fion. Jack, of Joseph, spent a few dsya here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Crow returned from Imnnhn where they have been working for the last six weeks. Ilert Hammock, of Maleur, Ma., was a Lostinn visitor Krldity, call ing on relatives. Mrs. Iave Hug. Qf Klgin, came over Monday nnd spent the day with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar l-'urgason. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Martin arc staying for the present with Mis. Mary Iouns. 'Mr, Martin is ork- ing nt the wn rehouse. I Mrs. I' I.. I'earce, who was nt f the Wallowa hospital for nearly 'two months following a serious 'operation, was brought home last I Hitturday. The Misses Kdtlh Kolun and Ruby Leonard, surprised the Ite bekah lodge Tuesday evening by serving refreshments after I lie lodge session. These young women were celebratlng'tbeir birthday an ntvrsarles. Mrs. K. II. Leonard gave a dinner Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. George Dodge an 1 Mr. and Mrs. lUrhard Van PelU Leonard Harris received word that bin mother, Mra Emma liar HOW TO LIE WHEN ASLEEP! That's something the Medical Journals are rlisctjsR inrr when It is settled thev mijrht take up, HOW TO TELL THE TRUTH WHEN AWAKE. 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